Centro de los Derechos del Migrante

CDM strongly opposes the Trump Administration's new wage calculations that would reduce farmworkers' wages by $5,500 per year. Farmworkers are already some of the lowest paid workers in the US, and these new wage determinations would make it harder for them to make ends meet.

We need a labor migration system that works for everyone. Will you help us build one? Read the full report: cdmigrante.org/ripe-for-refor…

We must move away from a system defined by power imbalances and exploitation toward a labor migration model rooted in fairness, freedom, and equality.

Our report Ripe for Reform shows how a flawed labor migration system leads to widespread worker abuse and exploitation: - Wage theft - Inhumane housing - Retaliation - Discrimination - Forced labor - Human trafficking 🧵👇

We’re at #WRD2026 by @jwjnational. We’ve been listening to inspiring stories and learning from the experiences and strategies that allies in labor unions are using.

Human rights are on the line at this FIFA World Cup. We join @AFLCIO in demanding that host countries, host cities and FIFA guarantee a safe and accessible World Cup for workers, players and fans.

ICYM: Fernando, a former H-2A farmworker in NC filed a class action lawsuit against his former employers alleging human trafficking and wage violations. We are proud to stand with him alongside our co counsel @ncjusticecenter Learn more 👉 cdmigrante.org/migrant-farmwo…

Are you already following us on all our social media channels? Find us on your favorite platform as @cdmigrante and don’t miss updates on our work, our priorities, and progress in advancing migrant workers’ labor rights. Stand with us for justice!

As immigration enforcement raids continue to have devastating impacts on migrant families, we've developed a digital tool that provides organizations responding to these crises a way to coordinate quickly, securely, and effectively. Lear more 👉 cdmigrante.org/may-day-innova…

We stand with migrant workers who speak out to improve working conditions for all. We are proud of our clients Sandra, Tatiana, Feliciano, Fernando and many more for standing strong in their fight to hold abusive employers accountable. Join us to advance migrant justice✊#MayDay

We hope the Supreme Court will reach the right legal and moral decision.

For them, a temporary workforce with fewer protections and less bargaining power appears more convenient.

We stand in solidarity with the Haitian and Syrian communities in the US. TPS is a lifeline that, if taken away, will uproot the lives of millions of people in our communities. @nytimes 🧵nytimes.com/2026/04/29/us/…

Today we remember workers who have died, been injured, or fallen ill on the job. We stand with workers to secure safe workplaces for all. #WorkersMemorialDay

Along with FarmSTAND and 15 other organizations, we filed an amicus brief, arguing that Monsanto should be held accountable for failing to warn workers about health risks. cdmigrante.org/amicus-brief-m…

Profits should never come before workers’ health! Today, the SCOTUS heard oral arguments on whether companies can be sued for failing to warn about the cancer risks of glyphosate in herbicides and pesticides🧵

Un trabajador H-2A denuncia el robo de salarios y la retención de su pasaporte. Su valentía abre camino para otros. 🔗 Conoce la historia completa y tus derechos aquí: enlacelatinonc.org/le-quitaron-el…

We join these 120 organizations in demanding that FIFA take immediate and meaningful action to ensure the safety of the fans, players, and workers who make the #FIFAWorldCup possible. @ACLU aclu.org/press-releases…